kurrichane thrush

Birds of Namibia

Introduction: Kurrichane thrushes (Turdus
libonyana) are locally common in woodland, riverine bush, gardens and parks.
Both territorial and solitary, they will find a quiet spot with or without a
mate to retire to or bathe in.

Breeding: Nest building is usually carried out after
rainfall with all raw materials in the constructing are damp. Dry grasses are
dipped in water before being used. Females lay 1 to 4 eggs fro September to
February and incubated for up to 15 days.

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